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O O 10 TUESDAY, JANUARY IT, ltll MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. hJfcDFORD, ORE. RADIO PROGRAMS TU ESDAY Pro rami listed below are received from the radio i&tfons and the Mall Tribune asiumes no reipomlblllty except to make changes as are supplied KYJC 1230 ke KMED 400 News-PersonaKSt. 4:13 Ivan Ekberg 4 ;30 Bannerllnes-Ekberf 4 :45-SporU -Ekberg S:00 Lowell Thomas 5 :l 5 Ivan Ekberg 8:30 Tom Harmon 5 :45 SporU Ekberg 6 :00 Frank "Coai 6:15 Ivan Ekberg 6:30 Bannerllne-Ekberg eS-porU Ekberg 7:00 News -Ekberg 7:15 Ivan Ekberg 7:30 Ivan Ekberg 7;45 Ivan Ekberg ' "8:00 World Tonight 8:15 Ivan Ekberg 8:30 Prei, Elsenhower 8 :45 Pres. Elsenhower 8:00 News Ekberg 0:15 Ivan Ekberg 9.30 Bannerlines-Ekberg 0:45 Sports Ekberg 10:00 News-Ekberg 10:15 Ivan Ekberg 10:30 Bannerlinei-Ekberg 10 :45 SporU- Ekberg 11:00 Headltnei-Sign 'Off 11:15 11:30 News Harvey Nightingale News Weather Lcl. Newi Headline News News-Music Dinner Music Elsenhower Address Eisenhower Address News "Dinner Music Go Show HI Ft Club HiFi Club Hi Fl Club HI Fi Club Nightbeat Nightbeat News Nightbeat Nightbeat Nightbeat 1 1 :45 wgmuca 12.-00- Sign Off RADIO PROGRAMS WEDNESDAY 6 00 Sound 1230 " Waka Up to Music Larry Hoover 6:13 Montie Morrli Wake Up to Music Larry Hoover 6:30 Bannerllnei-Morrll Mualc Rural Report RFD 1400 6:45 Sports Morria First Newg Roundup RM)1400 "7 :oo--Newa Roundup Frank Hemingway RFD 1400 7:15 Montie Morrla Weather Newa Larry Hoover 7:30 Bannerlinea-Morrle Rogue Valley Report Larry Hoover 7:45 Sports Morrli Weather It Newa Larry Hoover "S.-OO Newa Weather Newa Lliten " Larry Hoover 6:15 Montie Morrla Nljhtlngala Hank Peck Newa 8 -30 Bannerllnoa-Morrll Cliff Engle Newi Our Changing World 11:45 Soorta Morris LUten 8:00 Ncwa- Mnrrl, Breakfast 8:30 Bannerllncs-Morrll Breakfast Club 9:45 Sports Morris Breakfait Club 10:00 Newa Godfrey Newa Swap it Sell 10:15 Arthur Godfrey Tollo Test 10:30 Arthur Godfrey Fashion Flashes 10:45 Arthur Godfrey Llaten lV:00 News HousepartyNewi Listen 11:15 Houieparty Listen Show 11-30 Garry Moore Lcl. News Llaten 11.45 Crosby-Clooney Listen Show 12:00 News Valley News Nt'l It NW News 12:13 Montie Morris Weather Market 12:30 Bannerlinea-Morrii Feature Section 19 ,k weather Reoort . Paul Harvey 1:00 news jviorria ew uuu-w " 1:15 Montie Morris Houae Party Larry Hoover 1:30 Bannerllnes-Morria Lcl. News Party Line Bingo 1 :45 Sporta Morrla Emphjils-Houae Party Bingo 2:00 NewaMan In Paris News Hoar Larry Hoover 2:15 Montie Morrli Hear Larry Hoover 2:30 Bannerlines-Ekberg Lcl. Newi Hear J m Ocha 2:45 SporU Ekberg Hear Jim Ocha 3:00 Newi-W. WaihlngionNowi Hear Jim Ocha anRnnerllnei-Ekber Local 3:45 Snorts Ekberg Emphasla "iflO-Newa-Pe'rional St News 4:15 Ivan Ekoerg "ear 4:30 Bannerllnea-Ekberg Lcl. News Koaj jjdwj m ucra 4:45 Sports Ekberg Emphasla Road Show Jltn Ocha "8:00 Lowell Thomas Newi-Harvey "Cliff Scheel B15-Ivan Ekberg E,'h.!Nr ? ,iSt 3 JO Tom Harmon Weather Lcl. News C ff Scheel 8:45 Ivan Ekberg Headline Newi Cliff Scheel "8 00-Frank Ooss News-Music Dinner Concert 6:1S-Jvan Ekberg Dinner Muslo . Dinner Concert eBannerline-Ikberg Dinner Music ; Dinner Concert 6-45 Ivan Ekberg DlnnerMui!c Plnnw Concert "7:00 NewTEk'berg "Newa Dinner Music gjtRacj i ivan Ekberg Dinner Muslo Rat Race 7l3tBann0rl.ne.?Ekberg Newa of World 7i45 Sport! Ekbcrg Edward Morgan RatRaoe 17ooWorid Tonight News-Land "of Mulle Jim Ochi 8:15 Ivan Ekberg Land of Mus c . J m Ocha 8:30 Bannerlinea-kberf Land of Mus c Jim Ocha 8-45 Sporta Ekborg Landof Mualc Jim Ochi 8:00 NewiEkberg Newi'Go Show Jim Ocha 8:15-Iv.nEkb.rg . Th.GoShow J m Ocha 8:30 BannernneB-r.iiuia , " SS-Rnri-Kkberi HI-FI Club Jim Ochi 10:00-Newa-Ekberg ... H -F C ub 10:13 Ivan Ekberg H -Fl Club 10:30 Bannerllnea-Ekberg Night Beat 10:45 Sports Ekberg Night Beat l"iooHeTdllnei Sign Off News Night Beat Night Beat 1130- SWh.?.0.' ...,. 11:48 niiiiiro 12:00 Sign Off KRVC Tuesday: 4:00 Chlldren'a Hour 4:30 Music 4:45 Freedom Crusade 5:00 Sign Off Wednesday: 6:00 Newa 6:03 Music 6:30 Sports Newi 6:35 Music 6:43 Hymn Ttmt 7:00 Newa 7 :03 Musio ' 7:13 Freedom Crusadt V. 7:30 News 7:45 Air Mail for God 8:00 Music B:30 Bible Institute Hour 8:00 Voice of Deliverance 9 :30 Music KBOY AM Tuesday: 4:00 Weather 4:05 Top 10 4 :30 Newa 4:33 Vespers 4.55 Gospel Mission 5:00 Sign Off Wednesday: . a tA , 6:00 Bret Steele, Adult Western 6:30 News 6:35 Steele Hour 7:00 Weather 7:03 Steele Hour 7:30 News 7:35 Steele Hour 8:00 Weather 8:03 Phil Holman 8:30 News. Slock Market 8:3.5 Phil Holman 9:00 Weather 8:05 Holman 9:30 News 9:35 Holman 10:00 Bargain Roundup 10:15 Telcmuslo Quit 10:30 News 10:35 Clemenstime 10:43 Points of Fashion 1 1 :00 Weather KBOY FM Tuesday 4:00 Serenade to a Lovely Evening 8:00 Jazz Scene 9:00 Serenade by World's Greatest Composers 10:00 Contrasts In HI Ft 10:50 Sporta Final 11:00 Contrasts In Hi Fl 11:35 Tomorrow's Headlines 12:00 Sign Off Wednesday 6:00 Contrasts in HUFldeltty 6:30 News 8:35 Contrails In HI-FI 7 ;oo Weather 7:03 Contrasts In HI-FI 7:30 News 7:35 Contrasts In HI-FI 8:00 Weather 8:05 Phil Holman 8:30 News. Stock Market 8:33 Phil Holman 9:00 Weather 9:03 Holman 8:30 News 9 35 Holman 10O0 RargRin Roundup 10:13 Telemusto Quli 10 JO News KDOV TUESDAY 4:25 -Sport ics it 3:00 Sisn OH WK1INI.SUAY 6:00 Sign On 6:43 Livestock Report 7:00 Sportscast 7:03 Weather Report 9:30 Road Report TELEVISION PROGRAMS The following TV broadtail let h ilnit1 tree euMIe lewlee lor the Mail Tribune'! widen and TV viewers. Schedule chanM in printed oroYldtd by the TV stiHori HH n retail Tsibune eartntfl accept reipenilblller fer arret tr emliliem. KBES-TV (Ch-n.eJ S) lueid y: 4:00 Social Security 4:15 Vint With Your City Police 4:30 Uncle Bill 3 30 Quick Draw MrOraw 00 Your TV Weatherman 8:03 Channel S Report " 6:15 Don fdwardj tni Newi 1440 kc KWIN 1400 kc News Hear Jim Ochs Hear Jim Ocha Lcl. News Road Show Jim Ocha Emphasis Road Show Jim Ocha Jim Ocha Cliff Scheel Cliff Scheel Cliff Scheel Dinner Concert Dinner Concert Dinner Concert Dinner Concert Rat Race Dinner Music Rat Race News of The World Rat Race Land of Music Jim Ochs Land of Music Jim Ochs Land of Music Jim Ochs Landof Music JimOchs News Go Show Jim Ochs Jim Ochs Jim Ocha Jim Ochs "Jim "Ocha Jim Ochs Jim Ochs Jim Ochs "Devotion Sign Off " w mat wi Show tun bcneei Club CIKr Scheel Cliff Scheel CUM Scheel Cliff Scheel CliffScheel Telo-Mualc Qulx Cliff Scheel Cliff Scheel Cliff Scneel Cliff Scheel Cliff Scheel Cliff Scheel Clift Scheel Comprehensive Newi Market Report Larry Hoover News Hear Jim Ochi Hear Jlm Ocha HmYlc Via Hear Jim Och x"." Jim Ocha Jim Ocha Jim Orha . Jim Ocha Devotion Sign Off 1350 KC 10:00 Joy of Living 10:13 Music 11:00 Newa, Mulle 12:00 Bud Powell 12:15 Newa 12:30 Back to the Bible 1:00 News, Music 2:00 News, Musio 2:30 Quiet Time 2:43 Muslo 3:00 News 3:05 MubIc 3:30 Music 3:45 Christian School Cruisde 4 :00 Children'! Hour 4:30 Muslo 4:45 Freedom Crusade 8:00 Sign Off 730 ke 1135 Newa Quia 11:15 Clemenstime 1 1 :30 News 11:33 Records with Ron 12:00 Sporta Outlook lii:ua nancn ncuuow 13:13 Farm Market 12:17 Ranch Requests 12:30 Stock Market 12:33 Ranch Requests i;uu wonwicr 1:03 Ranch Requests 1 :30 Newa 1:33 Ranch Requests 2,00 Weather 2:03 Sound of Stereo 2:30 News 2:35 Sound of Stereo 3:00 Weather 3:03 Sound of Stereo 3:30 News 3:33 Top 10 4:00 Weather 4:03 Top 10 4:30 News 4:30 Vespers 4:33 Gospel Mission 5:00 Sign Off 95.3 me iii',iKrlfinneilima 10:45 Points of Fashion 1 1 :00 Weather 11:05 News Quiz 11:15 Clemenstime 11:30 News 11:35 Records with Ron 12:00 SporU Outlook 12:05 Contrasts In Hi Fi 12:30 Stock Market 13:35 Contrast In HI Fi 2:00 Weather 3:03 Sound of Stereo 2:30 News 2 35 Sound of Stereo 300 Weather 3:03 Sound of Stereo 3:30 News 3:33 Serenade to a Lovely Evening 4:30 News 6;00 Serenade to a Lovely Evening 8:00 Jazz Scene 9A0 Serenade by World's Greatest Composers 10:00 Contrasts In HI Fl 10:50 Sports Final 11:00 Contrasts In HI Fl 11:35 Tomorrow's Headlines 12:00 Sign Off 1300 ke 10:13 Trader Horn 11:43 Weather Report 11 :85 Portals of Prayer 12:00 Market Report 1:15 Meeting Notices 2:15 Trader Horn 4:35 SporUratt 8:00 Sign Olf 30 Take a 7:00 Business Paraele 7:30 Best of Post 1:00 Fatlgrr Knowa rfe$ 1:30 Doble Glllll 8:00 Tom Kwell 0 30 Red Skellon 10:00 Garry Moore 11:00 nnal Newi ijfltffl 11:13 gJI Qt STAR By CLAY M Your Daily Adiviiy Guide H According to (hs Start. To develop meswige for Wcdnetdoy, read words correipondirg to numbers of your Zodiac birth sign. lAlfairt 31BM:outc 61 Hov 2 Be 32 May 62 Hopei 3Ceftom 33 Tokirvj 63 Gan(ed 4 Petioo 34 TIm 64 Thovc 5Srm 35 Your tblho' i 6Repomtv 36Leiten 66WndoeT 7 To 37 Touch 6 Mol( 8 Go 38 May 68 Mode 9 Contrary 39 Of 69 Through 10 To 40 Colli 70 Trie UYour 41 WorA 7-Cart 12 Don't 42 To 7? Encouraging 13 Your 43 With 73 0pooi't 14 Pay 44 Anything 74 At 15 Wary 45 In 75 A 1 6 At lend 46 Per aonol 76 Com 17 To 47W.ihM 77 Sex 18 Money 4g Be 78 From 19You'H 49V.1.U 79Wim 20Speool 500' 80 A 21 Decide 51 For 81 Deot.on 22 Of 52 Receivt 82 Someon 23 Upon 53 Whom 83 Temper 24 Be 54 After 84 A 25 You 55 Perionol 85 Full 26 Ac 1 1 on 56 Idea 86 Hunch 27 Get 57 Some 87 Conl idence 28 Attention 58 You 88 Duiarvce 29 tn 59 New 89 Duploy 30Convult oOSome 90 Elderly Good Adverse tf)Ncut?ai The Medical .J r-r Leukemia Many people write to ask what are the symptoms of chronic leukemia. I think most persons with this dis case will at first feel weak and run down They may lose weight, and they may no tice that some of their lymph nodes (glands) Alvares ln meir necK or arm-pits or groins are over size. Oftentimes, for a while, the diagnosis is just anemia, but later, when a good labora tory worker looks at the blood, he or she sees in an instant that there are many too many white cells, and many of these cells are abnor. mal. In some cases, one of the first things that interested the patient was the "tumor" he felt in the left upper quad rant of his abdomen. Eventu ally, when a doctor felt the mass, he recognized it as a great big spleen with a fairly sharp forward edge. Such a spleen is filled with billions of leukemia cells. Rarely, for one reason or another, the changes in the blood are leucemoid - or "like those of leukemia;" rarely the patient has only a case of infectious mononucleosus; and rarely, he has the type of leukemia that does not ad vance, and does not bother the patient for IS years or more. If one of your loved ones has undergone a complete change of temperament and now is irritable and inept, chances are he or she has suf fered a little stroke, Often Wednesday: 11:00 Love of Lite 11:30 Search for Tomorrow 11:43 Guiding Light 12:00 CainouTlnRc 12:JU As Die world Turns l :oo r un circle 1 :30 Mouse Parly 3 (HI Millionaire 3:30 Verdict Is Yours 3:00 Brighter Day 3:15 Secret Storm 3:30 Edge ol Night 4:00 Hlghor Education St You 4:30 Uncle Dill 3:30 Woody Woodpecker 8:00 Your TV Weatherman 6:03 Channol 5 Report 6:13 Doug Edwards & News 6:30 Wilbur and Mr. Ed 7:00 Urothera Urannagan 7:30 Aauannuls 8:30 DuPont Show of the month ' Prisoner of zenda I0O0 Armstrong Theater 11:00 Final News Report 11:10 Sign Oil KOTI-TV (Channel 2) Tuesday 4:00 American Bandstand 5:00 Chaplains Corner 3:10 Tech Talks 3:30 Quick Draw McGraw 6:00 Six o'clock Report 6:10 TV Weatherman 6:13 Doug Edwards and Newa 6:30 Wilbur & Mr. Ed 7:00 Expedition. Klamath Falls 7:30 Best of Post 6:00 The Rifleman 8:30 Wyatt Earp 9:00 Stagecoach West 10-00 Alcoa Presents 10:30 Garry Moore WKDNKSIIAY 11:00 Morning Court 11:30 Love Thnt Bob 13:00 Camouflage 13:30 As the World Turns 1:00 About Fncea 1:30 House Party 3 00 Day In Court 3:30 Road to Reality 3:00 Brighter Day 3:13 Secret Storm 3:30 Edge of Night 4:00 American Bandstand 3 :00 Fund-o-Rnnia 3:30 Woodv Woodpecker 600 Six O'clock Reporl 6:10 TV Weatherman 6:13 Doug Edwards & the Newa 6:30 Two Faces West 7:00 Outdoor Sportsman 7:30 Wagon Train 8:30 Brothers Brannagan 6:00 Hawaiian Eye 10:00 Naked City 1 1 :00 Late News 1127 CoOrt SOrenJ GAZEKV R. POLLAN SEPT. ocr. 2-15-22-33fl U4-51-63 SCORPIO OCT. 24 fj'l, HOV. 22 3-4-5- 60 7-13-56 Vi SACITTARIUS ,40V. 2J DIC. 22 i 12-21-23-26 bl -39-80-86:1 CAfSICOSN DEC. 23 18-32-48-68-1 69-75-79-81 VJ AOUAIIUS JAM 21 24-29-37-43(1 k4-74-84-881 MAR 21 19-27-35-47; Roundup Emeritus Con: Consultant In Medic I nt vo Clinic Emerltui Professor of Medicine Mayo Clinic (Register and Tribune Syndicate. 1961) these occur without our real izing it. Dr. Alvarez is inform ative on little strokes in his booklet by that name. It may be obtained by sending 25 cents and a large, stamped self-addressed envelope with your request to Dr. Walter C. Alvarez, Dept. MMT, The Reg ister and Tribune Syndicate, Box 957, Des Moines 4, Iowa. Forest Problems In State Complex Salem- (UPD -State Forester Dwight Phipps told Gov. Mark Hatfield Monday that although half of Oregon classed as forest land, forest problems of the future will be complex and confusing. He said it will "be a case of too many people, too many de mands and insufficient forest land." In the Stale Forestry De partment's biennial report, Phipps noted that the 30 mil lion acre Oregon forest land will not increase. Recreational demands upon the forests will take a "phe nomenal jump by the end of the century," he said. Ore gon's population of 1.8 mil lion will double In the next 40 years, he added.- Phipps said the situation can be relieved by "embark ing upon a program of more intensive forestry with indus try participation emphasized. It would require automation, research, utilization of waste in the mills and woods and large scale reforestation." Postmasters Hold Officer Election Heston Grieve, Prospect postmaster, was named presi dent of the Jackson-Josephine county branch of the Nation al Association of Postmasters, when the group met Sunday afternoon at Ping's restaurant here. About 25 postmasters and their wives or husbands attended. Mrs. Opal Maphel, post master at Murphy, was named vice president, and Clco Reel Williams, secretary. E. B. Komp, field service officer for the post office de partment, from Eugene, was chief speaker, outlining re cent changes in postal regula tions. Komp also said that the post office department plans to bring all of Oregon under "Metro" system soon, where by any letter mailed any place in Oregon by 5 p.m. one day will be delivered the follow ing morning. Komp said that this would necessitate some changes in postal transportation, but that it could be done. A large area around Portland is already under the Metro system, he said. Harold Prestel, postmaster at Grants Pass, who is secre tary for the state organiza tion, and Mrs. Prestel also at tended. Frances ' u r r. post master at Selma. presided as retiring president. Uf Al T'C TV & RADIO II ML I O SERVICE "Oldeit Shop In So. Oregon" 2300 So. Stage Rd. 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